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Two iPhones demonstrating Apple accessibility and AI-powered visual assistance features. One screen shows a utility bill being scanned with the Magnifier app and voice query controls, while the other displays an AI-generated response summarizing the bill amount and payment due date.

Apple Intelligence supercharges accessibility across iPhone, Mac and Vision Pro

Apple is rolling out a new wave of accessibility features…

Three iPhones displaying the Apple Sports app interface with FIFA World Cup 2026 content, including live match scores, team standings, player lineups, tournament brackets, and upcoming soccer fixtures on dark-themed screens.

Apple Sports expands to 170+ regions with World Cup upgrades

Apple Sports is going global, bringing real-time scores and World…

Collage-style promotional graphic for the Gemini app featuring multiple Gemini interface cards and features, including Gemini 3.5 Flash, Gemini Spark, Gemini Omni, voice controls, daily brief widgets, macOS integration, chat search, and AI-powered creative and productivity tools on a light background.

Gemini app is now a 24/7 assistant that keeps working when you don’t

A new Neural Expressive design, a morning Daily Brief, and…

Minimal blue-themed graphic displaying the text “Android Halo” on the left with a glowing soft-focus circular orb on the right against a gradient blue background.

Android Halo is the missing status light for AI agents on Android

Google is giving Android a new “pulse” for AI with…

Illustration of Firefox’s “Shake to Summarize” feature displayed on a smartphone screen against a purple abstract background. The phone shows a summarized recipe page titled “Larry’s Best Ever Zucchini Bread,” including cooking times and ingredients, with a “Summarized by Firefox” label and a shake gesture indicator at the bottom of the screen.

Firefox brings fast AI page summaries to Android

The browser that shook up iPhone summaries is now heading…

Sony Xperia 1 VIII in multiple colors: Graphite Black, Iolite Silver, Garnet Red, and Native Gold

Xperia 1 VIII launched with Xperia Intelligence powered AI camera

Sony is pairing Alpha inspired camera tech with scene aware…

Minimalist Android logo on a light gray background. The image features the word “Android” in black text alongside the green Android robot head mascot with antennae and black eyes.

Android 17 brings big upgrades for creators

Android 17 rolls out creator-first upgrades like Screen Reactions, AI…

Illustration of the Google Chrome logo riding a white roller coaster car on a curved track, symbolizing Chrome’s evolving and dynamic browsing experience.

Google adds Gemini AI and auto browse to Chrome on Android

Google is baking Gemini 3.1 directly into Chrome for Android…

Three smartphone screens demonstrating data transfer from an iPhone to an Android device. The left screen shows an iPhone “Apps and Data” page where users can select items to transfer, including apps, app data, passwords, accessibility settings, and accounts. The center Android screen displays a progress interface with the message “Copying your data...” and animated graphics while the transfer is in progress. The right Android screen confirms the transfer is complete, listing successfully copied items such as apps, calendars, contacts, files, and home screen layout, with checkmarks beside each category.

Google and Apple just made switching from iPhone to Android feel painless

For the first time, moving to Android doesn’t have to…

Side-by-side smartphone mockup showing cross-platform file sharing between Android and iPhone devices. The Android phone on the left displays the Quick Share interface in dark mode, preparing to send an image from a Pixel 10 Pro XL to a nearby device labeled “Tyler’s iPhone.” The iPhone on the right shows an AirDrop notification asking whether to accept a shared photo from the Pixel device, with “Decline” and “Accept” buttons visible above the iOS home screen.

Quick Share’s AirDrop support is coming to more Android brands

Google is taking Quick Share beyond Pixels and Galaxies, bringing…

Illustration showing three Android smartphone screens demonstrating a digital wellbeing or focus feature called “Pause Point.” The left screen displays a calming breathing exercise with the text “Breathe in” inside a large rounded shape. The center screen asks users to set a timer for an app called “Tiny Knight,” offering options for 5, 15, or 30 minutes. The right screen suggests alternative activities with the message “Why not focus elsewhere?” and lists apps like Fitbit, Play Books, and Mellow Mindspace. Each screen includes a blue action button such as “Don’t open” or “Close app,” emphasizing mindful app usage and screen time management.

Pause Point for Android adds a 10-second speed bump to distracting apps

Google’s new Pause Point feature on Android inserts a 10…

Colorful collage of assorted emoji icons arranged in a grid on a light gray background. The image includes a wide variety of emojis such as food items, animals, weather symbols, objects, nature elements, facial expressions, and activities. Visible emojis include pizza, tiger face, fireworks, bacon, cat face, rainbow, sloth, pumpkin, books, diamond, fire, money bag, UFO, guitar, gift box, violin, and many others, creating a playful and vibrant emoji-themed pattern.

Android is getting a full 3D emoji makeover with Google’s Noto 3D

Google is rolling out Noto 3D, a new 3D emoji…